
What can laser systems do better?
Laser cutting of textiles compared with punching and knife cutting
Every day, more application possibilities arise for the use of laser technology in the textile market. Our laser systems for cutting, engraving and marking are meanwhile being used efficiently across all sectors of industry, both for short runs and for industrial mass production runs. Because the reasons for introducing laser technology into this branch of commerce are numerous, this comparison shows you what the advantages are compared with alternative methods of machining:
A COMPARISON OF TEXTILE MACHINING | |||
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Cutting edge quality |
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Cut quality in the cycle |
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Fine details / radius-free inner contours |
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Cut edge sealing |
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Flexibility / Individuality |
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Labeling / Engraving |
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Material distortion when cutting |
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Multi-layer cutting |
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Tool wear |
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Tool storage costs |
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COMPARISON OF THE WORK PROCESSES | |||||
Laser: | Design |
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Knife: | Design |
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Die: | Design |
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Our laser machines for textiles at a glance |
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Processing methods in comparison | |||

